Can I associate multiple categories with the same expense or receipt?

Yes, you can associate multiple categories with the same expense or receipt by itemizing. To do this:

Go to the Expenses module on the left sidebar.
Click + New Expense.
Enter the expense Date and select a Merchant.
Click the Itemize button in the right corner of the Amount field in the expense form.
Enter the first expense as your first item and select a category.
Enter the next expense as your second item. Associate it with a different category.
Select a customer and make it billable, if required.
Add it to an existing report or to a new report.
Click Save and Close. The expense will be saved as an itemised expense.

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